MARYLAND PHARMACY LAW &
REGULATIONS EXAM WITH QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS|| GUARANTEED
PASS||ALREADY GRADED A+ || LATEST
UPDATE
When are the qualification waived by the board for pharmacy technicians -
ANSWER-if the applicant will be working or has worked as a pharmacy
technician in another state
What are the Pharmacy technician prohibited acts - ANSWER-Prohibited acts:
- may not operate under drug therapy managment
-may not administer influenza vaccine
-may not delegate a task that was delegated to them
-may not commit an act similar to those prohibited to pharmacists
-registration must be displayed at place of business or be available for viewing
-must wear ID badge
What is the Prescription Drug Repository Program - ANSWER-for pharmacies
to accept drugs for dispossal and dispensing to needy patients. Drug packaging
must be intact with displayed expiraition date equal to or greater than 90 days.
Must not be adulterated or on a list of unacceptable drug
What is the dispensing of donated Drugs qualify - ANSWER-Prescriber must
submit form to repository to confirm a patient's need, Repository may charge a
fee not to exceed $10 per prescription, Must be a new prescription
,What is a Emergency drug supply - ANSWER-Means to supply drugs needed in
an emergency and which are not available from the pharmacy when needed
What is an institutional facility - ANSWER-Provides overnight
accommodations and medical care but does NOT include a comprehensive care
facility (LTCF) or assisted living facility
What is an institutional medication protocol & order sets - ANSWER-A
predetermined medical therapy for treating a specific condition/disease that
complies with generally accepted medical practices
What is included in hospital Medication order - ANSWER-In a hospital must
include:
- Patient Name with second identifier such as a date of birth or a medical record
number
- Route of an directions for administration
- Drug, dose, and dosage form
- Date
What is the Drug Information and Pricing law - ANSWER-only pharmacist or
intern can counsel patient. If patient request price, pharmacist shall provide the
price
Dating and Time limit to Fill prescriptions - ANSWER-prescriber shall indicate
the date of ISSUANCE on all prescriptions. prescription shall not be filled after
120 days of issuance unless otherwise notified by prescriber
When does the generic substitution rules apply - ANSWER-prescriber order the
drug by it brand name, An FDA approved generic drug is available, The
prescriber does not prohibit substitution and the prescription is not reimbursed
by a third-party payer
, what happens when the substitution rules apply - ANSWER-pharmacist shall
inform the patient of the availability and cost of the generic equivalent drug,
may substitute an FDA approved generic equivalent drug that is less expensive
than the brand name drug, notify the patient in writing of the substitution,
record on the prescription blank the manufacturer or distributer of the generic
drug dispensed
What must Labels of dispensed drugs must contain - ANSWER-Date of filling
Expiration date of the lesser of 1 year from date of dispensing or manufacturer's
expiration date
Special handling or storage requirements
Name and strength of the drug
-Must contain same name as used by the prescriber on the prescription
-If a generic drug is substituted, must also add generic name (to avoid
misbranding) and the name of the manufacturer or distributor of the drug
when can a pharmacist refill a prescription without refill authorization -
ANSWER-if the drug is essential to the maintenance of life and to the
continuation of therapy in a chronic condition, if the pharmacist believes it
would be detrimental to the patient health if the drug was not provided, if the
pharmacist attempts to obtain authorization but is unsuccessful and this drug is
NOT a controlled substance
What is the requirement if a pharmacist does provide a emergency refill -
ANSWER--must record date, quantity, and sign or initial the record, may
provide only 1 refill on 14-day supply, must notify the prescriber within 72
hours
REGULATIONS EXAM WITH QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS|| GUARANTEED
PASS||ALREADY GRADED A+ || LATEST
UPDATE
When are the qualification waived by the board for pharmacy technicians -
ANSWER-if the applicant will be working or has worked as a pharmacy
technician in another state
What are the Pharmacy technician prohibited acts - ANSWER-Prohibited acts:
- may not operate under drug therapy managment
-may not administer influenza vaccine
-may not delegate a task that was delegated to them
-may not commit an act similar to those prohibited to pharmacists
-registration must be displayed at place of business or be available for viewing
-must wear ID badge
What is the Prescription Drug Repository Program - ANSWER-for pharmacies
to accept drugs for dispossal and dispensing to needy patients. Drug packaging
must be intact with displayed expiraition date equal to or greater than 90 days.
Must not be adulterated or on a list of unacceptable drug
What is the dispensing of donated Drugs qualify - ANSWER-Prescriber must
submit form to repository to confirm a patient's need, Repository may charge a
fee not to exceed $10 per prescription, Must be a new prescription
,What is a Emergency drug supply - ANSWER-Means to supply drugs needed in
an emergency and which are not available from the pharmacy when needed
What is an institutional facility - ANSWER-Provides overnight
accommodations and medical care but does NOT include a comprehensive care
facility (LTCF) or assisted living facility
What is an institutional medication protocol & order sets - ANSWER-A
predetermined medical therapy for treating a specific condition/disease that
complies with generally accepted medical practices
What is included in hospital Medication order - ANSWER-In a hospital must
include:
- Patient Name with second identifier such as a date of birth or a medical record
number
- Route of an directions for administration
- Drug, dose, and dosage form
- Date
What is the Drug Information and Pricing law - ANSWER-only pharmacist or
intern can counsel patient. If patient request price, pharmacist shall provide the
price
Dating and Time limit to Fill prescriptions - ANSWER-prescriber shall indicate
the date of ISSUANCE on all prescriptions. prescription shall not be filled after
120 days of issuance unless otherwise notified by prescriber
When does the generic substitution rules apply - ANSWER-prescriber order the
drug by it brand name, An FDA approved generic drug is available, The
prescriber does not prohibit substitution and the prescription is not reimbursed
by a third-party payer
, what happens when the substitution rules apply - ANSWER-pharmacist shall
inform the patient of the availability and cost of the generic equivalent drug,
may substitute an FDA approved generic equivalent drug that is less expensive
than the brand name drug, notify the patient in writing of the substitution,
record on the prescription blank the manufacturer or distributer of the generic
drug dispensed
What must Labels of dispensed drugs must contain - ANSWER-Date of filling
Expiration date of the lesser of 1 year from date of dispensing or manufacturer's
expiration date
Special handling or storage requirements
Name and strength of the drug
-Must contain same name as used by the prescriber on the prescription
-If a generic drug is substituted, must also add generic name (to avoid
misbranding) and the name of the manufacturer or distributor of the drug
when can a pharmacist refill a prescription without refill authorization -
ANSWER-if the drug is essential to the maintenance of life and to the
continuation of therapy in a chronic condition, if the pharmacist believes it
would be detrimental to the patient health if the drug was not provided, if the
pharmacist attempts to obtain authorization but is unsuccessful and this drug is
NOT a controlled substance
What is the requirement if a pharmacist does provide a emergency refill -
ANSWER--must record date, quantity, and sign or initial the record, may
provide only 1 refill on 14-day supply, must notify the prescriber within 72
hours
